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@WestRedLakeGold ‘From Explorer to Canada’s Newest Producer” and from $1.49 to $0.69

From Explorer to Canada's Newest High-Grade Gold Producer $WRLG $WRLG.v $WRLGF In this interview with David Lin, CEO Shane Williams discusses how West Red Lake Gold Mines transformed from an explorer into Canada’s newest high-grade gold producer in just two years. He outlines the restart of the Madsen Mine, the ramp-up and the transition to commercial production in January 2026. #westredlakegold #westredlake #gold #mining #goldmine #tsxv #otc #miningexploration #wrlg #wrlgf

@elonmusk Yes, but one can do both simultaneously.

Product >> Brand

@CityNewsVAN Looked like the usual crowd of baristas those suckling from the government teat.

WATCH: Demonstrators filled the streets of downtown Vancouver to protest proposed AI data centre projects, citing concerns about energy use, water consumption, and environmental impacts. vancouver.citynews.ca/2026/05/23/hun…

@PJReporter Paul, you should start a scooter company.

So it turns out the Lime Scooter installations that are deleting parking spaces for working class renters in Vancouver are owned by Uber, Alphabet and assorted big Silicon Valley investors. So much for Elbows Up. Who on City Council is fronting for this?

@tokifyi If you build it, they will come. Well, I would.

looks like there’s huge interest but the operating costs in vancouver are the hardest part how are people even running meatspace businesses anymore

@SharonNadeem @BCGreens @Emily_Lowan @COPEVancouver Was the Buggy Whip Manufacturers Union there too?

Big anti-AI data center protest at City Hall in Vancouver. A lot of different group coming together – AI animators union, @BCGreens leader @Emily_Lowan, @COPEVancouver candidates. Organizers promise this is the first of many marches against announced development of AI centres.

@J_Wise_geology They may drop lower but in a couple years current prices will look like a bargain

gold and silver now- to catch a falling knife?

@Harrisonrj_ @COPEVancouver @VanGreens @OneCityVan @seanorr @Lucyincanada @PtFry @rebeccaleebligh @sarahkirby_yung @LennyNanZhou @MikeKlassen Too much regulation - about 80% of it needs to go. Do I own my property or am I renting it from the government?

Ken Sim is once again trying to gut Vancouver's climate plan this Wednesday He wants to allow fracked gas for space and water heating in all new buildings After his previous attempt failed, he's now using vague claims and misleading statements to try to get it passed THREAD

@BobDEithKC It will relsult in Gov’t compensating FN for the value of the private property - essentially it won’t get taken from you, but you’ll be buying it twice, once when you thought you bought it and again from FN.

Two former Attorneys General say that the Cowichan case will not result in the loss of private property. Maybe it’s time for the BC Conservatives and One BC to stop fear mongering? open.substack.com/pub/geoffmeggs…

@ctindale @jfostertm Lithium is abundant - copper not so much.

Long Metals

@karaandnatexnw0 Nice! I did one that was half that high and it was scary enough!

Would you jump? Proud of for facing his fear of heights and going first 🙌🏼

@naturebeauty760 AI enhanced slop. The city doesn’t look like that - where are the lawns at the Empress and the Legislature. And look at the seaplane.

Victoria, British Columbia🇨🇴

@zerohedge Homeless Industrial Complex - just like Vancouver.

Waste Of The Day: Seattle's Homelessness Fiasco zerohedge.com/political/wast…

@mortimer_1 The requirement to report the emissions of large buildings in Vancouver is next-level insanity. Building owners are collectively spending millions on this garbage - never mind the cost of administering this program. Feels like you are renting your property from the gov’t.

Best thing to happen if it passes. If you read the stupidity in some of these climate bylaws, you will agree. Adding lots of costs to taxpayers and owners, with an immaterial impact on global emissions.

@CityNewsVAN How about some context. ICE vehicles catch fire at 20-60 times the rate of EVs.

An electric vehicle (EV) charging station in New Westminster caught on fire last October, resulting in destroying the charger, damaging the surrounding trees, a streetlight, and a vehicle charging at the adjacent charger. vancouver.citynews.ca/2026/05/15/ev-…

@BurrowsAmanda Your empathy knows no bounds, bathing you in warm feelings of superiority while hurting the people you claim to assist.

Overdose prevention sites have become an easy political scapegoat for much bigger systems failures. OPS did not create the toxic drug crisis, the housing crisis or collapsing mental health supports. People are dying. We need more care, not less. OPS save lives.

@seanorr Correct, the vast majority of renters are paying significantly less since they are in older buildings where rents a less (and are also dropping). Why do you make such efforts to convince people to feel miserable? Not leadership material.

Remember folks this is just asking rents. The decline in asking rents, as averaged from rentals.com is concentrated in newer, higher-priced buildings. These figures do not reflect what the vast majority of renters in Vancouver are actually paying.

@KenSimCity That’s great - whatever you did in Vancouver seems to be working throughout metro Vancouver and right across the country - strange.

Vancouver renters are finally getting relief because we’re building more homes and removing the barriers that drive costs up. That’s not by accident; when you make it faster and easier to build, rents stop climbing and start coming down. See my full statement below:

@Howard__24 @globeandmail Just as the rental market teeters into oversupply for the first time in decades.

New story from me in @globeandmail: A profile of Telus / $T.TO and its burgeoning rental housing development operations, Telus Living. 40 sites eyed for development. 20 in pipeline. Most in BC. Aiming for 10,000 units. #vanRE theglobeandmail.com/real-estate/ar…

@goldseek They overcharged me $200 for bags. After 10 mos of chasing them for the $ they told me it had already been refunded and when I disputed this, they told me to prove that they hadn’t refunded the $. It was insane.

Lufthansa, like Germany, is falling apart. They have been my favorite airline for decades. I have flown at least 50 times with them and will pay more to be with a competent company... with competent pilots and good services. But after more issues last years, now I am absolutely disgusted by the way @lufthansa in Frankfurt treated my parents yesterday. After missing their flight due to a horrible 3 1/2 hour line, they spent the day in Frankfurt waiting for their later re-booked flight exhausted from an overseas trip. So finally, while boarding their plane to Prague, they red-flagged my Father, separated from my Mother who boarded, treating him in an aggressive manner because they claimed that they did not pay enough for their bags (they paid over $250 for 3 bags!!). They claimed he never even paid for it and treated him like like a guilty criminal. Instead of treating them well after a horrible flight experience, you pull an elderly couple from one another accusing him of not paying enough for his bags? He couldn't believe how aggressive and nasty these people were acting towards him. After this, I am not sure I will fly with Lufthansa again. I am at a limit with their issues. My brother-in-law had to spend days more in Germany last month because of the strike, cost him $$$, they lost my bag from Frankfurt last time I was there, I have had long delays last flights. This is not the same company I used to admire. Especially after the nastiness towards my parents in Frankfurt yesterday. That is my red line. You just lost a loyal customer and supporter.